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Conserved water molecules as structural ligands modulating pathogenic variation in human protein binding sites

2026-04-03

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Conserved water molecules (CWMs) are tightly bound solvent molecules that occupy well-defined and recurrent positions in protein structures. Although they are known to influence protein stability, function, and ligand binding, their contribution to human genetic disease has remained largely unexplored. Here, we demonstrate that CWMs substantially contribute to the pathogenicity of single nucleotide polymorphisms (...

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2aeba810-3a94-5cab-b9d0-c6b7e8269a57
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10.64898/2026.04.01.715522
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